Reagent (A) and (B) in above reaction are - Vidyadip

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Reagent $(A)$ and $(B)$ in above reaction are

A
$A = RCO_3 H , B = H_2O_2$
B
$A = RCO_3H , B = HIO_4$
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$A = RCO_3 H, B = O_3$
D
$A = O_3 , B = RCO_3H$

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Answer

Correct option: C.

$A = RCO_3 H, B = O_3$

c
$(c)$ Oxidation of alkene followed by ozonolysis take place.

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